For Companies
1. Financial Support
Annual Partner
Annual Partners provide essential, year-round support that enables consistent programs that fosters personal growth, resilience, and life skills throughout the year for the children we serve.
Tax Deductibility: As a certified NPO in Japan, all forms of sponsorship and donations to Mirai no Mori are eligible for tax deduction. Sponsors may choose to donate one annually or make multiple contributions over the course of the year.
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Summer Camp Sponsor
Summer Camp is our most impactful program, held over three sessions, each consisting of five days in Miyagi Prefecture, with an average attendance of 100 children. Sponsor logos will be featured on the official camp banner and campers’ t-shirts.
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Weekend Program Sponsor
Donate money and time! Weekend programs are monthly programs sponsored by companies. Volunteers from the sponsor company are encouraged to join the program to engage with the children and be their role models.
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Morgan Stanley is an Annual Donor and regular program sponsor, having joined multiple Back to Nature programs in Takao and Mitake since 2018. |
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Charity Event Sponsorship
With increasing participation each year, our charity events bring together the Mirai no Mori community, including the youth we support, to raise funds to empower marginalized children in Japan. Event sponsors are official sponsors of a Mirai no Mori charity event, gaining visibility while aligning their brand with a meaningful cause.
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Robert Half was the official sponsor of our Imperial Palace Charity Walk, which gathered over 290 walkers and raised 1,389,000 JPY for Mirai no Mori programs. (2025) |
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Charity Event Employee Participation Sponsor
Employee Participation Sponsors cover the participation fees (typically ¥5,000 per adult) for their employees to join Mirai no Mori charity events, creating meaningful CSR engagement and team-building opportunities.
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Companies from a variety of industries, like WildTame and Avery Dennison sponsored the participation of their employees at our Imperial Palace Charity Walk, combining team spirit with their commitment to making a positive impact. (2025) |
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Employee-driven Fundraising
Use your creativity to organize fun ways to fundraise within your company or organizations. This can be a great team building opportunity for employees, while raising awareness of the issues and ultimately helping us create programs for the children we serve.
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Robert Half hosted a charity happy hour at their office, where one of their employees, a former bartender, made special charity cocktails to raise money for Mirai no Mori. (2024) |
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Charity Campaigns
Work with us to create a marketing campaign with products or services and support Mirai no Mori. There are various options, such as charity products and offering donation codes.
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Jo Malone London launched a charity candle to support Mirai no Mori and its activities. 75% of the proceeds were donated to Mirai no Mori. (2022) |
KEEN has collaborated with Mirai no Mori to create Charity T-shirt campaigns, with all proceeds donated to our outdoor programs. (2018 & 2021) |
2. Program Support
Workplace visit
Host skill-building workshops for LITs and graduates to gain skills needed when they become independent from their care homes. The examples of workshops include public speaking, problem-solving, project management, and job interview preparation.
Skill-Building Workshops
Host skill-building workshops for LITs and graduates to gain skills needed when they become independent from their care homes. The examples of workshops include public speaking, problem-solving, project management, and job interview preparation.
3. Many other ways to support
Pro Bono Services
Provide support through employee expertise and company services, increasing the quality and effectiveness of our programs.
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Avery Dennison team designed and created lovely camper “passports” and t-shirts for our Snow Program. (2023) |
WildTame joined our programs and created impactful videos, helping spread awareness of our cause. (2023 and ongoing) |
In-kind donations
We are always looking for gear and supplies for our programs and events.
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Jansport donated colorful backpacks for campers to use during the programs and in their day-to-day lives. (2019, 2021, 2022 and 2023) |
Costco made sure Mirai no Mori had the best outdoor snacks for our campers, keeping energy levels high throughout Summer Camp. (2014 and ongoing) |
Raffle Prize/Auction item Donations
Donate your products and services for raffles and auctions during our events and help us raise money for our programs. This may be a great way for you to promote your product to new customers.
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Hollywood Beauty Salon donated beauty supplies as raffle prizes for our Winter Party. (2019, 2023 & 2024) |
Farm Canning donated organic food sets as raffle prizes for our charity events. (2023 & 2024) |
CSR Day at our Office
Visit the Mirai no Mori office during your corporate volunteer day and help us make our programs and events successful!
Advocacy
Promote Mirai no Mori programs to internal employees and external customers, acting as an advocate of our mission and spreading awareness of our cause.
4. Social Business Partners
There are many social businesses out there, with many goals for the greater good. Mirai no Mori is lucky to partner with the below organizations:
Otakara Aid
Otakara Aid is a unique initiative that lets you turn your disused “treasures” into donations.
Energy Funding
Energy Funding is a new way to support social causes by donating to the organization of your choice as a part of your energy bill.
Support4Good
Japan’s first retail affiliate website to work with the NPO community.
ZERO PC
Mirai no Mori is participating in the “Omou Project” in which part of the purchase price of a ZERO PC is donated to NPOs working to solve social problems in various fields.
FEW Japan
FEW Japan is an organization aimed to “enable internationally-minded women in Japan to achieve their full professional and personal potential.”























